Ridiculous Thoughts

The ramblings of a slightly mad chick with far too much time on her hands :)

Post archive for ‘Everything Else’

Yikes

Gosh I hate running into people I know when I am dressed like the frumpiest frumpy thing ever. Mortifying.
We had to go to the Devil (read: Walmart) tonight to find some trackies and trainers for the kid’s gym class. It’s feckin’ hot out, I don’t really want to leave my nice cold place but because [...]

Nevermind the Bollocks

I don’t say ‘Bollocks’ nearly enough. It’s such a fabulous word. Bollocks. Bollocks bollocks bollocks. Car salesmen are full of bollocks. Snakes on a plane? Bollocks.
Just kidding. Snakes on a Plane was hella fun. Yes I said ‘hella.’ What of it?
So what’s with all the bollocks? One of my netflix movies that just arrived was [...]

Books everywhere

So Blogger’s beta testing a shiny update according to Blogger Buzz. Man it’s like Christmas for geeks! Categories! New templates! Comment Feeds oh my! They’re rolling it out slowly to only certain blogs and it doesn’t look like I get to be one of them, damnit. I want new toys!
/nerd
Speaking of Christmas… Every day (well [...]

Back to it

Well this is it. In a few minutes I have to go to bed. In a few hours I have to get up, shower and head back to work. *sigh*
I’m not going to lie to you. I don’t want to go I’m sorry work peoples. I have enjoyed this vacation far too much. [...]

Drawing to a close

Soon we’ll be heading home. This much-needed vacation is all too quickly coming to an end. It seems like I was waiting forever for the time to come when we could hit the open road and see what there was to see in an unexplored (by me) part of the country. And now it’s almost [...]

Around and in the creek

Just some photos and video updates
Nora feeding the deer:
Picking huckleberries on the side of a mountain:
The view from the middle of the creek in front of the cabin:
Shannon and Nora wading in the creek:
Flaming Marshmallow Man:

Days Three & Four

Montana is beautiful. There’s no other word for it. Even the dry, tan and brown prairies on the eastern side of the state have a sort of romantic edge to them. I had no trouble imagining cattle herders and pioneers fording creeks and rivers to get to prime grazing land.
We hung out in Great [...]